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2002 LMU MenÕs Water PoloTable of ContentsIndex/Quick Facts..........................12002 Roster ..................................1Media/Ticket Information ............2Facilities/President/AD..................32002 Season Preview ....................4Coaching Staff ..............................62002 Player Bios ..........................7Yearly Records ............................122001 Results & Final Stats..........13All-Time Honors ..........................13All-Time Records ........................14All-Time Roster ..........................15Year-by-Year Results ..................16Welcome to LMU ..........................20The Colleges ................................21Learning Resource Center..........22Student Life at LMU ....................23Administration ............................24Los Angeles ................................IBC

Quick FactsUniversity FactsLocation ........................................................Los Angeles, CAFounded ..........................................................................1911Enrollment ....................................................................7,192Nickname ......................................................................LionsNational Affiliation ......................................NCAA Division IConference: ..........................Western Water Polo AssociationPool ........................Burns Recreation and Aquatics Center (800)President ......................................Rev. Robert B. Lawton, S.J.Athletic Director ........................................Dr. William Husak

Men’s Water Polo FactsHead Coach................John Loughran (Loyola Chicago ‘90)Record at LMU ........................................79-65, Sixth seasonOverall Record......................................154-128, 10th seasonOffice Phone..................................................(310) 338-1844Office Fax ......................................................(310) 338-37962000 Record ..................................................................15-14Letterwinners Returning/Lost ......................................13 / 3Newcomers ............................................................................6Men’s Water Polo SID ........................................John ShafferOffice Phone..................................................(310) 338-7643Office Fax ......................................................(310) 338-2703Email ........................................................jshaffer@lmu.edu

Credits:The 2002 MenÕs Water Polo MediaGuide is a product of the LMUAthletic Media Relations Office.Photography provided by DaveHill, Jeff Golden and GlenMarzano, with LA photos courtesyof the Los Angeles Convention andVisitors Bureau. The HollywoodSignª & © 2001 HollywoodChamber of Commerce, licensedby Global Icons LLC, all rightsreserved. Additional copies of thisguide are available for $5 each.

No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr-Exp Hometown (Previous School)1A Kevin PAULSEN G 6-4 185 Sr-2V Morgan Hill, CA (Foothill College)1B Justin COLEMAN G 6-3 170 Fr-HS San Martin, CA (Live Oak HS)1C Matthew ORTIZ G 6-0 195 Fr-HS Laie, HI (Kamehameha HS)2 Endre REX-KISS 2MM 6-3 200 Fr-HS Budapest, Hungary (Tizenket Karatos HS)3 Kevin WITT DR 6-2 200 Sr-3V Glendale, CA (Glendale HS)4 Tyler SWANSON DR 6-0 165 So-1V El Segundo, CA (El Segundo HS)5 Trevor WAGNER DR 5-11 175 So-1V* Lafayette, CA (Acalanes HS)6 Tamas SZEGO DR 6-2 180 Jr-2V Budapest, Hungary (Kolcsey Ferenc HS)7 Adam ZINTSMASTER UTL 6-1 200 Sr-1V Morgan Hill, CA (West Valley CC)8 Andrew AUKLAND DR 6-1 175 Sr-2V Poway, CA (University HS)9 Ryan CHAPATTE UTL 6-5 200 Jr-2V* Soquel, CA (Soquel HS)10 Kris BARR UTL 6-1 185 Jr-2V Hollister, CA (San Benito HS)11 Scott SMITH DR 5-10 175 Jr-2V Davis, CA (Davis HS)12 Andrew JENSON 2MM 6-3 200 Sr-3V* Newport Beach, CA (Santa Margarita HS)13 Sean WIMER DR 5-11 190 So-1V Long Grove, IL (Adlai E. Stevenson HS)14 Eric LEFEBVRE 2MM 6-1 205 Sr-TR Miami Springs, FL (Villanova)15 Rob BEECH UTL 6-3 210 Fr-RS Los Altos, CA (St. Francis HS)18 Wesley FOX DR 5-9 160 Fr-HS Santa Ana, CA (Foothill HS)19 Tim ROSCHKE DR 6-1 205 Sr-3V Houston, TX (Strake Jesuit HS)20 Nick OSTER DR 6-2 200 Fr-RS Santa Cruz, CA (Soquel HS)21 Brad ARMSTRONG UTL 6-2 190 Fr-HS Carlsbad, CA (Carlsbad HS)HEAD COACH: John Loughran (Loyola University Chicago ‘90) - Sixth seasonASSISTANT COACH: Max Miyahara (Queens College ‘97) - Second season

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INTERVIEW SESSIONSAll interviews must be arranged throughthe Athletic Media Relations office. Pleasecontact John Shaffer, Director of AthleticMedia Relations at (310) 338-7643, and atime convenient to both parties will bearranged. Interviews following a contestwill be held outside the locker room forrequested players and head coach followinga 10-minute Òcooling offÓ period.

PRACTICESWith few exceptions, all LMU practices areopen to the media. All inquiries regardingthe practice schedule and status of avail-ability should be made through the AthleticMedia Relations Office. Please notify theMedia Relations Office at least 24 hours inadvance if you plan to attend a practice.

REFERENCE TO LMUWhen referring to the University, please useits full title, Loyola Marymount University.The abbreviation ÒLMUÓ is also acceptable,but please avoid using ÒLoyolaÓ orÒMarymountÓ alone. Other NCAA institu-tions including Loyola College in Baltimore,Maryland, Loyola University in NewOrleans, Louisiana and Chicago, Illinois, areoften confused with LMU. Also, no hyphensshould be used when spelling out the fullname of the University. Thank you for yourconsideration.

TICKETSTickets to all home matches are availablethrough the LMU ticket office at (310) 338-LION. The ticket office is open Mondaythrough Friday, 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. Ticketsmay be purchased by coming into the ticketoffice or over the phone using MasterCardor Visa charge cards. Tickets are $6.00.

SCORES & UPDATESFor the latest in LMU sports includingscores, schedules and more... please visitour web site at www.LMULions.com.

DIRECTIONSLoyola Marymount University is located inthe Westchester District of Los Angeles.From Los Angeles International Airport,proceed north on Sepulveda, to LincolnBoulevard (Highway 1). Continue 1.5 mileswest and turn right at ManchesterBoulevard. At the first stoplight, approxi-mately two blocks, turn left on LoyolaBoulevard. From the 405 Freeway (north orsouth), exit Manchester Boulevard, turn leftcoming from the south or right coming fromthe north. Continue on Manchester headingwest approximately 3.0 miles and turn righton Loyola Boulevard. The campus gate willbe visible four blocks later. The BurnsRecreation Center is the second major build-ing on the right.

Media Staff

Director: John Shaffer (MWP Contact)Office Phone: (310) 338-7643Home Phone: (310) 864-2626E-Mail: [email protected] SID: Marysol CayadoOffice Phone: (310) 338-5798E-Mail: [email protected] SID: Scott JohnsonOffice Phone: (310) 338-7638E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: (310) 338-2703Mailing Address:

One LMU Drive - MS-8235Los Angeles, CA 90045-8235

December 7-8, 2002

Tournament Information:Loyola Marymount University proudlyhosts the 2002 Men's Water Polo NationalChampionship at the Burns Recreation andAquatics Center on the LMU campus. In theinaugural NCAA Championship hosted atLMU, this year's event will feature the bestin collegiate water poloand some of water polo'stop talent. In addition, theMen's Water PoloChampionships hosted byLMU is sure to draw sell-out crowds as the featuredwater polo event to closeout 2002. The two-dayticket pass features four exciting matches inDecember at the two-year old BurnsRecreation and Aquatics Center. Tickets areon sale. Be sure to reserve your seat by pur-chasing tickets in advance.

Tickets: Call (310) 338-LION (5466)

Schedule of Events:Thursday, December 5, 2002

11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Team Practices (Open to the Public)

Friday, December 6, 200210:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.

Team Practices (Open to the Public)

Saturday, December 7, 200212:00 p.m. - Semifinal #1

(#1 Seed vs. #4 Seed)1:30 p.m. - Semifinal #2

(#2 Seed vs. #3 Seed)

Sunday, December 8, 200212:00 p.m. - Consolation Game1:30p.m. - Championship Game

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Dr. William S. Husakbegins his fifth year asAthletics Director at LMU.Since taking over the pro-gram in 1998, LMU hasreached a new level of suc-cess. With the implemen-tation of the 10-year strate-

gic plan, the future is bright for LMU athlet-ics. The past two seasons have been two ofthe most successful in school history as theLions have won over 55 percent of its dualcompetitions. Since 1998, the Lions haveclaimed eight conference titles and 10NCAA postseason appearances. Off thefield the Lions have had a 50 percentincrease in national scholar-athletes as 159claimed the honor in 2001-02, the most inschool history.

Robert B. Lawton, S.J.,fourteenth president ofLoyola MarymountUniversity, is a classicist,scripture scholar, adminis-trator, and priest. Born inCumberland, Maryland,he entered the Society of

Jesus in July 1965. A Phi Beta Kappa gradu-ate of Fordham University (summa cumlaude) with a major in classics in 1971, hewent on to earn his Ph.D. in Near EasternLanguages and Civilizations from HarvardUniversity in 1977 where he was a Danforthand a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. He wasordained on June 13, 1981. Father Lawtonholds the rank of professor in LMUÕsDepartments of Theological Studies andClassics.


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The Loyola MarymountUniversity athletic departmentwelcomed a new member to itsfamily of sports facilities withthe completion of the AquaticsComplex at the BurnsRecreation and AquaticsCenter in August of 2000.

The Olympic size pool ispart of the $20-million Burns Rec Centerand serves as the home venue for men'sand women's water polo as well as LMUswim meets. Showing that it is one of thefinest facilities in the country, LMU willhost the NCAA Men's Water PoloChampionship on December 7-8, 2002.

One of the premier aquatics facilitiesin Southern California, the Burns recre-ation center pool is heated and featuresan advanced deck-level drainage system.There are separate locker rooms for homeand visiting teams as well as office spaceand meeting rooms for the LMU aquatics'coaching staff. Adjacent to the pool is per-manent bleacher seating with a normalcapacity for 800 fans. For the NCAA Championships, the facilityÕs seating capacity willbe increased to 2,300.

Added to the facility in the fall of 2001 was a state-of-the-art scoreboard. The score-board from Colorado Timing Systems features scoring systems for both water polo andswimming, including the touch-pad timing for eight swim lanes. The fully digital systemincludes matrix and video capabilities and was installed thanks to the donations of AlGersten. In addition, a new audio system will be installed prior to the start of the 2002water polo season.

In two years in the facility, the two water polo programs have posted impressiverecords. The inaugural year of the facility was good to the Lions, as the teams combinedfor a 24-2 home record. The women's water polo team finished undefeated at Burns,going 14-0 on its way to the NCAA Championships. The men's team fared just as well,finishing its first season at the pool 10-2.

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the country, and for the 2002 year thepieces are in place for the Lions to defendtheir 2001 conference title and make anoth-er run at the NCAA MenÕs Water PoloNational Championships.

To accomplish the title defense severalthings have to be set-up: a successful sea-son the prior year, a returning nucleus oftop players, and some home-pool advan-tage in big games. All three will be in theLionsÕ favor in 2002.

The menÕs water polo program con-cluded its most successful season in schoolhistory in 2001 with its first Western WaterPolo Association championship, a trip tothe NCAA MenÕs WaterPolo Championship and athird-place finish, anational ranking of #7, a15-14 overall record, threeplayers named All-American and a coach ofthe year honor.

Head Coach JohnLoughran, who has wonthree straight coach of theyear honors in the WWPA(two women, one men),returns 13 players fromlast yearÕs squad, includ-ing All-Americans KevinPaulsen (G, 6-4, 185, Sr.,Morgan Hill, CA) andKevin Witt (DR, 6-2, 195,Sr., Glendale, CA).

And the final piece ofthe puzzle: the Lions will be hosting the2002 NCAA MenÕs Water PoloChampionships. It will be the first NCAAchampionship event hosted at LMU inschool history and will be held at the two-year old Burns Recreation and AquaticsCenter on December 7-8, 2002.

The 2001 season concluded with theLions losing in the NCAA semifinals toUCLA in the Final Four 7-5, outplaying theBruins the final half of the game. Theycame back in the third-place match andplayed what Loughran said was their bestgame of the year to crush Massachusetts,14-6. With the strong showing in the FinalFour, Loughran believes his team can takethe next step in 2002.

Witt and Paulsen lead a very talentedreturning core of players for the Lions.Witt has earned two straight second-teamAll-America honors and led all returning

players last year in goals scored with 42.Paulsen was named WWPA Player of theYear after he allowed just 13 goals in theLions three wins in the WWPAChampionships to claim their first confer-ence crown.

Projected to start or see major playingtime along with the two All-Americanswill be senior Andrew Jenson (2MM, 6-3,200, Newport Beach, CA), junior RyanChapatte (UTL, 6-5, 190, Soquel, CA), jun-ior Tamas Szego (DR, 6-2, 180, Budapest,Hungary), senior Adam Zintsmaster(UTL, 6-1, 200, Morgan Hill, CA) and jun-ior Kris Barr (UTL, 6-1, 180, Hollister, CA).

Both Jenson and Chapatte were amongLMUÕs scoring leaders in 2000 before theirredshirt season a year ago. Chapatte

scored 20 goals in 2000while playing in all 28games. Jenson had 10goals in 26 games.

Seven of the Lions top-10 scorers return for the2002 season. After WittÕs42 goals, which were sec-ond on the team, Szegowas third with 39, Barrwas fourth with 34 andZintsmaster was seventhwith 13 tallies.

With the scoring docu-mented, LoughranÕs keyto the 2002 season will bedefense. ÒOur focus of thisseason will be defense,ÓLoughran said. ÒWe haveso much talent defensive-ly, that in every game our

style of play will be to make it very diffi-cult for our opponent to score.Ó

In 2001, the Lions allowed five or fewergoals 18 times. Led by Paulsen in goal,who has allowed just 5.14 goals a game inhis career, and Witt, who Loughran con-siders one of the best two-meter defendersin the country, the Lions will be very diffi-cult to score against in 2002.

Also returning from the 2001 squadthat were among the top ten scorers will besenior Tim Roschke (DR, 6-1, 205,Houston, TX), junior Scott Smith (DR, 5-10, 175, Davis, CA), sophomore TrevorWagner (DR, 5-11, 175, Lafayette, CA), andsophomore Sean Wimer (DR, 5-11, 190,Long Grove, IL). Smith finished the seasonsixth on the team with 18 goals and added19 steals on the year. Wimer (ninth) fol-lowed with eight goals in just nine games,and Wagner and Roschke (tenth) each fin-

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2002 Men’s Water Polo Team: Back Row (L to R) — Tamas Szego, Kevin Witt, Kevin Paulsen, Andrew Jensen,Rob Beech, Adam Zintsmaster; Middle Row (L to R) — Tim Roschke, Trevor Wagner, Andrew Aukland,Matthew Ortiz, Scott Smith, Wesley Fox, Sean Wimer, Tyler Swanson; Front Row (L to R) — Kris Barr, RyanChapatte, Eric Lefebvre, Endre Rex-Kiss, Brad Armstrong, Justin Coleman, Nick Oster.

ished with fourgoals.

All told therewill be five seniorson the 2002 squad,who Loughran con-siders to be animportant piece tothe Lions successfulrun at another con-ference crown.

ÒAnother cru-cial aspect to ourteam will be ourfive seniors,ÓLoughran said.ÒThey have been a big part of our programgrowing to compete among the nationÕselite. This season we will once again lookto them to lead us and give us that win-ning mentality.Ó

In addition to the strength of thereturning players, six newcomers will givethe team even greater depth. Included inthat list will be Eric Lefebvre, who came toLMU for graduate school following a four-year stint at Villanova while playing ontheir club team.

With the talent in place, the Lions willbe tested by one of its toughest schedulesin program history. In addition to theirWWPA Championships on Nov. 22-23, theLions will participate in three of the topmenÕs collegiate tournaments in the coun-try. They will start the season at the UCSan Diego Triton Invitational, which willgive the Lions a preview of the competi-tion in the WWPA, on Sept. 7-8.

The following week they will play in

the Southern CalTournament on Sept.14-15, featuring someof the countryÕs topteams. LMU will alsotravel once again toplay in the tradition-ally loaded Nor-CalTournament on Oct.5-6.

Adding to thechallenges of thenationÕs top tourna-ments will be theLions head-to-headcontests. They will

play 12 opponents who finished the 2001season ranked in the nationÕs top 20,including home dates against #1 Stanford(Sept. 29), #2 California (Oct. 27), #4 USC(Nov. 1), #5 Pepperdine (Oct. 24), #8 UCSanta Barbara (Sept. 28), #9 UC Irvine(Oct. 17), #17 Redlands (Nov. 9) and #20Air Force (Nov. 9). The Lions will alsotravel to #3 UCLA (Oct. 13), #5Pepperdine (Nov. 13), #6 Long Beach State(Sept. 26) and #10 UC San Diego (Oct. 11).

ÒWe play a lot of games to help ouryounger players gain experience,ÓLoughran said. ÒWe want to have the mostcompetitive schedule possible each year inorder to help our program grow. Everyyear our schedule has improved and wewant our team to rise to the challenge.Ó

With the loaded schedule and the tal-ent in place to meet the challenge, theLions will look to make a run at playingfor the national title in their home pool.

Senior Kevin Paulsen was the WWPA Player of the Yearin 2001 and will anchor the Lions defense in 2002.

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helm of themen’s water pro-gram at LoyolaM a r y m o u n tUniversity, HeadCoach John

Loughran has achieved unparalleled success.As he enters his sixth season overseeing allthree aquatic sports at LMU (men’s andwomen’s water polo and women’s swim-ming), Loughran has built a program thatcontinues to gain national exposure.

In 2001, his men’s water polo team wonits first-ever Western Water Polo Associationchampionship. They finished the season 15-14, earning a bid to the 2001 NCAA Men’sWater Polo Championship. With a third placefinish and a 14-6 win over UMass, Loughranhas the water polo programs at LMU amongthe nation’s elite. By doing so, he has wonthree straight Coach of the Year honors by theWWPA, two in women’s water polo and onein men’s.

In addition, he was instrumental in bring-ing the 2002 NCAA Men’s Water PoloChampionship to LMU’s Burns Recreationand Aquatics Center in December.

He has posted an overall record of 79-65(.549) for the men’s team in five seasons,ranking him as the program’s all-time win-ningest coach. He has also earned a record of89-55 (.618) with the women’s water poloprogram, leading them to back-to-backWWPA championships and two consecutive

appearances to the NCAAChampionships.

Loughran came to LosAngeles after five years as headcoach for the men’s and women’swater polo and men’s swim

teams at Queens College in Flushing, NY. Heled the Queens College men’s water poloteam to a 75-63 overall record in five seasons.In 1995 and 1996 Queens won the CollegeWater Polo Association (CWPA) NorthDivision title. Queens finished each ofLoughran’s last two seasons ranked 15thnationally, the highest rankings in programhistory.

Following the 1994 and 1995 seasons,Loughran garnered Eastern Championshipco-Coach of the Year honors and receivedCWPA North Division Coach of the Yearaccolades in 1994, 1995 and 1996. Thewomen’s swim team at Queens won the dualmeet title for the Metropolitan CollegiateSwim Conference (MCSC) in each ofLoughran’s last three years.

In 1993, Loughran initiated the women’swater polo club program at Queens College.Then in 1996, they posted an 8-4 record in itsinaugural year of varsity competition. Thefollowing year they finished second in theNew York Division of the CWPA with a 13-3mark.

A 1990 graduate of Loyola UniversityChicago, he was a four-year letterwinner onthe water polo and swim teams. A native ofGreenwich, Conn., Loughran was a second-team High School All-American in waterpolo. Loughran resides in Venice, Calif., withhis wife, Merritt.



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2001. During his tenure in assisting HeadCoach John Loughran with all three aquaticprograms at LMU, the men’s water polo teamearned its first Western Water PoloAssociation conference championship andthe women’s water polo program earnedback-to-back titles.

As one of the up-and-coming assistants inthe water polo industry, Miyahara hasbecome an important piece in the successfultradition at LMU.

As an undergrad at Queens College in

Flushing, NY, Miyahara helped start theschools first varsity women’s water polo teamwhile he captained the men’s team.

Following graduation, Miyahara landed ajob as the head girls water polo coach atEsperanza High School in Anaheim, CA. Inaddition to coaching the girls’ team, Miyaharaserved as the assistant varsity boys’ waterpolo and swim coach. He also served as thehead JV boys’ water polo coach.

Miyahara’s record at Esperanza H.S. isimpressive. During the 1998-99 season,Miyahara led the girl’s water polo team to a22-4 record, reaching the semifinals of theCIF Division 1 playoffs. That seasonMiyahara was named Sunset League Coach ofthe Year as he guided the girl’s team to its firstleague championship.

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All-Time LMU Coaching RecordsName W L Pct.Jim McMillan (1986-90) 52 40 .565Doug Pitts (1991-92) 17 34 .333David Kintas (1993-97) 56 50 .528John Loughran (1997- ) 79 65 .549


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Briefly...Brad Armstrongenters his first season ofwater polo at LMU... a util-

ity that will be expected to learn a variety ofpositions... has tremendous game sense comingstraight out of high school... possible redshirtthis season...could be the future of the pro-gram... High School... a 2002 graduate ofCarlsbad High School in Carlsbad, CA... was athree-year letterwinner in both water polo andletterwinner in swimming... played water polofor coaches J.B. Feaster and Greg Horman...earned All-Avocado League his final three sea-sons of water polo... was a two-time All-NorthCounty selection... earned second-team All-CIFhonors as a junior and first-team honors as asenior... was a fifth-team All-American as a sen-ior and the Avocado League MVP and earnedCIF Division I Player of the Year honors...Personal... Bradley Rogan Armstrong was bornon Nov. 7, 1983 in Oceanside, CA... he is the sonof Daniel and Beverly Armstrong... has twobrothers, Dave and Jeff, and one sister, Ellen...plans to major in studio arts/graphics.

Briefly...Andrew Auklandbegins his final season at

LMU... a reserve player that has steadilyimproved... had a great summer club seasonwith LMU... looks to work way into rotation forsubstantial playing time... will give team addeddepth... At LMU...2001...played in seven gamesas a junior with the program...scored two goalson five attempts, his first of his career... addedfour assists and three steals... 2000... played intwo games...had one assist... 1999...did notplay... High School...a 1999 graduate ofUniversity High School in Poway, CA...a four-year letterman in water polo and swimming...earned all-league honors in water polo as asophomore and junior...served as captain forboth teams in his final season... Personal...Andrew Aukland was born on Dec. 1, 1980 inRota, Spain...the son of Donald and RebeccaAukland...has one brother, Daniel...a historymajor.

Briefly... Kris Barr entershis third season at LMU...a returning starter... great

defensive leadership... an excellent one-on-onedefender... should be the nucleus of the frontcourt defense... At LMU... 2001...finished theseason fourth on the team with 34 goals... wasalso ranked fourth with 79 shots on goal as asophomore... finished with a .430 shooting per-centage...added 14 assists and 19 steals...2000...played in 24 games...shot a .500 percent-age on 28 attempts...assisted in five goals...stolethe ball seven times...turned the ball over onlyeight times... High School...a 2000 graduate ofSan Benito High School in Hollister, CA...earnedthree varsity letters in water polo and four inswimming...served as water polo team captain asa junior and senior...an All-Central Coast andMonterey Bay League honoree from 1997-99,earning league co-MVP honors as a junior...competed against Ryan Chapatte and KevinWitt... played for Tom Agan... Personal...Kristopher Paul Barr was born on Mar. 6, 1982in Hollister, CA...the son of Larry and DianneBarr... father played water polo at UC Davis...has a brother, Nikolas...a business major.

Briefly...Rob Beech entershis first season of action

after redshirting the 2001 campaign for theLions... gained a better understanding of the col-legiate game and learned the Lions’ system inredshirt year... has good size and speed... AtLMU... 2001...served a redshirt season... HighSchool...a 2001 graduate of Saint Francis HighSchool in Mountain View, CA...a three-year let-terwinner in water polo and two-year letterwin-ner in swimming...earned All-CIF CCS honor-able mention his senior year and All-WCALleague honors his sophomore and senior yearsfor water polo...as a swimmer earned all-league,All-CIF, and All-America honors...Personal...Robert Anthony Beech was born onMarch 10, 1983 in Mountain View, CA...the sonof Anthony and Charlotte Beech...has one broth-er, Ben...names the Oakland Raiders as hisfavorite team...a biology major.

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Briefly... Ryan Chapatteenters his fourth seasonwith the Lions and third of

competition after a 2001 redshirt season... hasan excellent all around game... team will look tohis outside shooting to give offense moreoptions... in the pool leadership will be valuablethis season... At LMU... 2001... served a redshirtseason with the Lions... 2000... started in all 28games for the Lions...found the back of the net20 times, shooting an impressive .417 for theseason...assisted in 16 goals...brought the team32 steals... 1999... played in all 31 games as afreshman...30 goals were fifth most among allLions...made defensive presence felt with 32steals, third best on team...also recorded 20assists... High School... a 1999 graduate ofSoquel High School in Soquel, CA...a three-yearletterwinner in water polo, swimming and bas-ketball...water polo team captain in his juniorand senior year...two-time all-conference, three-time all-league... was league MVP as a senior...was named Scholar-Athlete of the Year... earnedfirst-team All-America honors in his final sea-son... Personal... Ryan Edward AnthonyChapatte was born on Feb. 9, 1981 in SantaCruz, CA...the son of David and DianeChapatte...has one brother, Matthew... majoringin engineering.

Briefly... Justin Colemanenters his first season of

collegiate water polo... former member ofnational youth team... has a great physical buildto play the position of goalie... will have a greatopportunity to learn under the All-AmericanKevin Paulsen... has the potential of becomingthe future goalie at LMU...High School... gradu-ated from Live Oak High School in 2002... was amember of the 2000 National Youth B Team... afirst-team NorCal selection... was MVP inMonterey League... was a second-team All-Central Coast selection... coach was MacHaines... Personal... Justin Coleman was bornon Oct. 3, 1983... a business major.

Briefly... Wesley Foxbegins his first year atLMU... a very crafty player

that has good outside shot... brings a goodunderstanding of the game out of high school...high school experience will help him transitionto the collegiate level quickly... High School... a2001 graduate of Foothill High School in SantaAna, CA... a four-year letterwinner in water polofor coach Jim Brumm... was team captain as asenior... was an All-Century League selection asa junior and senior... in final season was an All-CIF and All-America selection... teams advancedto at least CIF quarterfinals in first three sea-sons... was ranked in the top-10 with 87 goals ina single season... Personal... Wesley Charles Foxfor born on June 1, 1983 in Fullerton, CA... isthe son of Kenneth and Catherine Fox... fatherplayed football at Fullerton College... has a sis-ter, Kelley... will major in Asian Pacific Studies.

Briefly... Andrew Jensenenters his final season with

the Lions after redshirting in 2001...looking toplay solid at both driver and two-meters... hisoutside shooting has developed in his tenure atLMU... as a fifth-year senior, looking for him tobe a top senior leader on the squad... At LMU...2001... served his redshirt season with theLions... 2000... played in 26 games...scored 10goals and assisted in seven... 1999... appeared in30 of 31 games...third best among all Lions with28 kick-outs...scored 17 goals and assisted onnine... 1998... finished third on the team in KO’s(24)...scored 30 points in 24 games...recorded a.418 shooting percentage... High School... a1998 graduate of Santa Margarita High School inSanta Margarita, CA...a four-year letterwinner inwater polo and swimming... scored four goals ina victory over Corona del Mar High School...served as swim team captain in his senior sea-son... Personal... Andrew Marshall Jensen wasborn on June 25, 1979 in Torrance, CA...the sonof John and Gina Jensen...has one brother,Devon and one sister, Jamie...a business major.

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1212Chapatte Career StatsYear G A Att. Sh% Gls TO KO EJ ST1999 31 20 77 .390 30 20 11 13 322000 28 16 48 .417 20 12 6 7 312001 Redshirt SeasonTotals 59 36 125 .400 50 32 17 20 64

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will enter the graduate program after earning hisdegree in computer engineering at Villanova...played four years of water polo on Villanova’sclub program... as a two-meter player can comein and make an instant impact... has the size andstrength to compete at this level... very solidoffensively... High School... graduated in 1998from Miami Springs High School in MiamiSprings, FL... finished with a 4.2 grade pointaverage... a four-year letterwinner in both waterpolo and swimming... played for coach FelixMercado... was an all-city selection as a senior...served as team captain as a junior and senior...Personal... Eric John Lucien Lefebvre was bornon Oct. 13, 1980 in Miami, FL... the son ofJacques Lefebvre and Lisa Wever... has onebrother, Stephan, and two sisters, Michele andDanielle... seeking masters degree at LMU andhopes to continue in the field of computer engi-neering.

Briefly... Matthew Ortizenters his first season of play at LMU... walk-ongoalie with lots of potential... another futuregoaltender that will gain valuable experiencebehind the All-American Kevin Paulsen... HighSchool... graduated from Kamehameha HighSchool in Hawaii... played one semester forWhittier High School in California... was start-ing goalie for CIF Division III champs... first-team all-league and all-CIF selection... wasnamed most valuable defensive player his lasttwo years in Hawaii... Personal... MatthewKawika Ortiz was born on Aug. 15, 1983... acomputer animation major.

Briefly... Nick Oster entershis first season of competi-

tion after redshirting as a freshman in 2001 atLMU...has tremendous potential...good size andspeed...will develop quickly at the college level...looks to continue his develop as a two-meterdefender... High School... a 2001 graduate of

Soquel High School in Soquel, CA...valedictori-an of his high school class...lettered four times inboth water polo and swimming...captained bothteams his senior year...named to All-CIF, CCSfirst team his senior year... Personal... NicholasCharles Oster was born on Apr. 14, 1982 inMountain View, CA...the son of Donald andCatherine Oster...has two brothers, Yoash andCy, and one sister, Kirsten...a chemistry majorwith an ambition to enter the dentistry field.

Briefly...Kevin Paulsenbegins his third and final season in the Lions’program...will start in goal for the Lions...is oneof the top goalkeepers in the country... greatpresence at the net... will improve from his con-ference MVP season as a junior... key to theLions’ defense... excellent all-around player inthe net for the Lions... At LMU... 2001...had adominate second season with the Lions, earningthe WWPA Player of the Year honor for allowingjust 13 goals in the WWPA tournament... fin-ished the season allowing just over 5.4 goals pergame, one of the best goals against averages inschool history... allowed just two goals in 4-2win over UC San Diego to win WWPAChampionship... was a first-team All-WWPAselection... earned honorable mention All-America honors... added a goal... 2000... playedin 18 games...recorded 135 saves... JuniorCollege...attended Foothill Junior College from1998 to 2000... played water polo his freshmanseason, earning second-team All-America andTeam MVP honors...redshirted the 1999 sea-son... High School... a 1998 graduate of LiveOak High School in Morgan Hill, CA...earnedtwo varsity letters in water polo...a third-teamAll-American his senior year in addition toreceiving all-state honors...selected as an all-league and all-area player as a junior...Personal... Kevin Michael Paulsen was born onDec. 12, 1979 in Santa Clara, CA...the son ofMichael and Lorri Paulsen...has an older sister,Jenni, and a younger brother, Mark....a recordingarts major.

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Briefly... Endre Rex-Kissenters his first season of

play at LMU... incoming freshman, left-handed2MM player... will provide size and presence atthe 2MM position... great international experi-ence in Hungary... will see substantial playingtime as a true freshman... High School... attend-ed Tizenket Karatos High School in Budapest,Hungary... graduated in 2002... was a member ofthe KSI SC water polo club in 1989-2000 and2001-2002... played with the HungarianNational U-16, U-18 and Junior water poloteams... U-16 team won the national champi-onship in 1996-97 and 1997-98... U-18 teamwon the national championship team in 1999-00and the Hungarian National team won theHungarian Cup in 2000-01... Personal... EndreRex-Kiss was born on Oct. 5, 1982 in Budapest,Hungary... is the son of Bela Rex-Kiss and ZsuzsaSzuts... has one brother, Bela... competed againstTamas Szego in high school... undeclared major,hopes to go into business.

Briefly... Tim Roschkebegins his fourth and final

year at LMU... part of the nucleus of senior lead-ership the team needs... great work ethic...pos-sesses great strength and speed...offensive gamehas improved in his tenure at LMU...is develop-ing as an all-around defender... At LMU...2001...finished the season with four goals in nineattempts... started in seven of 21 games heappeared for the Lions... added five steals...2000... found the back of the net three times infive tries... assisted in two goals... 1999...appeared in four games... attempted two shots...High School... a 1999 graduate of Strake JesuitHigh School in Houston, TX...a four-time letter-man in water polo and swimming...was selectedas an all-division, all-region and all-state playerthree consecutive years in water polo...earnedfirst team All-America water polo honors in hisfinal season... Personal... Timothy ChristopherRoschke was born on Dec. 3, 1980 in Stavanger,Norway...the son of David and JenniferRoschke...has two brothers, Daniel andJonathan...a math major and peace studiesminor.

Briefly... Scott Smithenters his third year in the

Lions’ program... one of the fastest swimmers onthe team... excellent offensive game... an out-standing all-around athlete... tenacious offensivedriver... helps defend the counter very well...looks to be a starter in his junior season... AtLMU... 2001... found the back of the net 18times in second season with the Lions... finishedranked sixth on the team... had a shooting per-centage of .455... added 19 steals... 2000...played in nine games for the Lions...stole theball three times...made one of his five shotattempts... High School... a 2000 graduate ofDavis High School in Davis, CA...a four-year let-terwinner in water polo who served as team cap-tain his senior season...an All-CIF first-teamhonoree his final two years...All-American acco-lades as a junior and senior... Personal... ScottCourtney Smith was born on Apr. 15, 1982 inVallejo, CA... the son of William and GayleSmith... has two sisters, Penelope and Amanda,and one brother, Khristian... plans to major infilm production.

Briefly...Tyler Swansonenters his second season at

LMU...an excellent outside shooter...will devel-op into a driver as he gains experience... hasimproved from last season... At LMU... 2001...saw action in nine games as a true freshman...scored a goal in only shot attempt on the sea-son... added three steals... High School...a 2000graduate of El Segundo High School in ElSegundo, CA...earned two varsity letters in water

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Spolo...captained the team and earned All-BayLeague honors his senior year... Personal... TylerSwanson was born Feb. 2, 1982 in Inglewood,CA...the son of Ron and Marylee Swanson...hasone brother, Troy... a business major.

Briefly... Tamas Szegobegins his third season at

LMU...outside shooting and ball handling skillswill help the offense tremendously ...excellentability to score...participated with Hungary’sJunior National team in 2001... At LMU...2001... finished the season third on the teamwith 39 goals in 103 attempts... was WWPA All-Conference honorable mention selection... had20 steals and 14 assists, which was tied for firston the team... 2000... played in all but onegame... assisted in 17 goals... shot an outstand-ing .379, with 39 goals... added six steals to hisstats... High School... a 1999 graduate ofKolcsey Ferenc Gymnasium High School inBudapest, Hungary... Personal... Tamas Szegowas born on June 11, 1981 in Mimaly Szego,Hungary... the son of Micha’ly Szego and KatalinHalasi...is a communication major.

Briefly... Trevor Wagnerwill compete in his secondseason after redshirting in

2000...tremendous work ethic...will compete forplaying time... tenacious defender... will be aone-on-one match-up defender... At LMU...2001... in first season of action, scored fourgoals in eight attempts... added five steals andtwo assists... 2000... redshirt season... HighSchool... a 2000 graduate of Acalanes HighSchool in Lafayette, CA... a three-year waterpolo letterwinner... was a two-time All-Americahonorable mention... earned All-North CoastConference and All-Tri-County Athletic League

honors... a Junior National Pacific Zone Teamselection... Personal...Trevor Martin Wagner wasborn Nov. 17, 1981 in Walnut Creek, CA...theson of Daniel and Susan Wagner...has an olderbrother, Morgan...a business major.

Briefly... Sean Wimerenters his second season at

LMU...played with the National Youth Team inthe Summer of 2001...a hard worker with a vastknowledge of the game... has improved hisstrength in the pool... looks to be a role player...At LMU... 2001... was ninth on the team witheight goals...had 12 attempts for a shooting per-centage of .667... High School... a 2001 graduateof Adlai E. Stevenson High School inLinclonshire, IL... earned four varsity letters inboth water polo and swimming... earned All-America honors his junior and senior years inwater polo... awarded the 2001 Illinois WaterPolo Player of the Year... earned all-state and All-America accolades his senior year...Personal...Sean Ryan Wimer was born on May 3,1983 in Hoffman Estates, IL...the son of Jeffryand Kathleen Wimer...has one sister, Keely...anaccounting major with a minor in marketing.

Briefly... Kevin Witt entershis fourth season with the

Lions... is third all-time in LMU history with 168total points and fourth with 78 assists headinginto the final season... developed into one of thebest two-meter defenders in the country... teamleader in the water... outside shooting is tremen-dous... a left-handed shot that is a threat in 6-on-5 situations... At LMU... 2001... earned second-team All-America honors as a junior... was also afirst-team All-WWPA selection... was second onthe team with 42 goals... was second with 34steals and 13 assists... led team with 112 shotattempts in playing 25 games... 2000... earnedthird-team All-America honors... led the team in

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Swanson Career StatsYear G A Att. Sh% Gls TO KO EJ ST2001 9 1 1 1.000 1 4 1 1 3

Wimer Career StatsYear G A Att. Sh% Gls TO KO EJ ST2001 9 2 12 .667 8 6 1 0 5

Wagner Career StatsYear G A Att. Sh% Gls TO KO EJ ST2001 10 2 8 .500 4 9 4 1 5

Szego Career StatsYear G A Att. Sh% Gls TO KO EJ ST2000 27 17 103 .379 39 22 13 1 62001 29 14 103 .379 39 17 6 1 20Totals 56 31 206 .379 78 39 19 2 26

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YEARLY RECORDSYear W L Pct. Head Coach1979-85 Records Unavailable1986 16 6 .727 Jim McMillan1987 13 6 .684 Jim McMillan1988 14 15 .482 Jim McMillan1989 9 13 .409 Jim McMillan1990 4 15 .215 Scott Thorton1991 10 18 .357 Doug Pitts1992 7 16 .304 Doug Pitts1993 16 16 .500 David Kintas1994 19 14 .576 David Kintas1995 14 12 .538 David Kintas1996 7 8 .466 David Kintas1997 9 17 .346 John Loughran1998 16 14 .533 John Loughran1999 22 9 .710 John Loughran2000 17 11 .607 John Loughran2001 15 14 .517 John LoughranTotal 208 204 .505

Head Coach John Loughran led the Lions totheir first conference crown in 2001.

goals (57), steals (43) and assists (36)... a sec-ond-team All-WWPA roster selection... 1999...enjoyed one of the finest freshman seasons inLMU history leading the team with 69 points...32 assists were second-best among all Lions...tallied 43 steals... earned second-team All-WWPA accolades... High School...a 1999 gradu-ate of Glendale High School in Glendale, CA...athree-year letterwinner in water polo and swim-ming...two-time all-city, all-area, all-league andAll-CIF selection in water polo...received all-state and All-America honors in his final sea-son...three-time all-league selection in swim-ming... Personal... Kevin Joseph Witt was bornon August 19, 1981 in Long Beach, CA...the sonof George and Nancy Witt...has one brother,Kyle, who played at LMU...a history major.

Briefly...Adam Zintsmasterenters his second year inthe Lions’ program and

final of his collegiate career...can play in variouspositions...has excellent ball-handling and pass-ing ability with incredible vision... possiblestarter... another senior leader for the Lions... AtLMU... 2001... was seventh on the team with 13goals in first year as a Lion... finished with 38attempts on the year... added 13 steals and sevenassists... At West Valley CC... competed in twoseasons of water polo...led his teams to the StateChampionships both years... High School...a1998 graduate of Live Oak high school inMorgan Hill, CA...a three-year letterwinner inwater polo and four-year letterwinner in swim-ming...earned all-league honors his sophomore,junior and senior years...earned All-CIF and All-America honors his senior year... Personal...Adam Logan Zintsmaster was born on June 6,1980 in Springfield, IL...the son of Logan andJulie Zintsmaster...has two sisters, Jill andLara...a business marketing major.

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Zintsmaster Career StatsYear G A Att. Sh% Gls TO KO EJ ST2001 23 7 38 .342 13 9 1 0 13

Witt Career StatsYear G A Att. Sh% Gls TO KO EJ ST1999 31 32 171 .368 63 53 37 23 432000 27 33 141 .404 57 38 24 14 432001 25 13 112 .375 42 24 22 10 34Totals 83 78 424 .382 162 115 83 47 120


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2000Kevin WittThird-Team

All-WWPA 2001Kevin PaulsenFirst-TeamKyle WittFirst-TeamKevin WittSecond-TeamTamas SzegoHonorable Mention

2000Aaron EisbergFirst-TeamJohn PetersonHonorable MentionKevin WittFirst-TeamKyle WittSecond-Team

1999Curtis TolmieFirst-TeamKyle WittSecond-TeamKevin WittSecond-TeamAaron Eisberg,Honorable MentionJohn Peterson,Honorable Mention

1998Curtis TolmieSecond-TeamKyle Witt Second-Team

LMU Student-Athlete of the Year2000Aaron Eisberg

AWPCA All-Academic1999Jeff HardenRory Stewart

Bryan MaletisSam Hyman

1998A.J. BaucumJeff HardenRory StewartBryan Maletis

1997A.J. BarcumJeff HardenRory StewartBrian MaletisIan Martin

LMU Scholar-Athlete2001Andrew AuklandNicholas OsterTim RoschkePatrick TreanorAdam Zintsmaster

2000Aaron EisbergTim RoschkeTamas Szego Patrick Treanor

1999Jeff HardenRory StewartBryan MaletisSam Hyman

1998A.J. BaucumJeff HardenRory StewartBryan MaletisScott Sandland

1997A.J. BarcumJeff HardenRory StewartBrian MaletisIan Martin

LMU MaleAthlete of theYear2001Kevin Paulsen

WWPA Playerof the Year2001 Kevin Paulsen

FINAL 2001 SEASON STATS# Name G Att Gls Sht% A TO KO EJ ST1A Kevin Paulsen 29 5 1 .200 4 7 0 0 351B Patrick Treanor 9 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 32 Kyle Witt 29 50 31 .620 12 45 38 0 243 Kevin Witt 25 112 42 .375 13 24 22 10 344 Steve Lipinski 26 100 61 .610 7 31 24 2 415 Trevor Wagner 10 8 4 .500 2 9 4 1 56 Tamas Szego 29 103 39 .379 14 17 6 1 207 Tim Roschke 21 9 4 .444 2 9 1 1 58 Andrew Aukland 7 5 1 .200 4 2 0 0 310 Kris Barr 29 79 34 .430 14 29 24 1 1911 Scott Smith 28 40 18 .455 4 12 3 0 1913 Sean Wimer 9 12 8 .667 2 6 1 0 514 Tyler Swanson 9 1 1 1.000 1 4 1 1 315 Adam Zintsmaster 23 38 13 .342 7 9 1 0 1316 P.J. Rosenquist 9 1 1 1.000 1 0 1 0 417 Patrick Reilly 19 19 9 .474 4 11 5 0 7TEAM TOTALS 29 563 279 .496 96 255 129 8 249

Goalies Games Saves Gls.Against1A Kevin Paulsen 29 192 1591B Patrick Treanor 10 23 17TEAM TOTALS 29 215 176

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT OT SDTOTLoyola Marymount 82 75 61 61 279Opponents 52 37 50 37 176

ALL-TIME HONORS2001 RESULTSOverall Record: (15-14)Date Opponent W/L Score Rec.Sept. 9 vs. Santa Clara (1) W 11-4 1-0Sept. 9 vs. Whittier (1) W 17-7 2-0Sept. 10 vs. Air Force (1) W 13-6 3-0Sept. 10 at UC San Diego (1) L 6-5 3-1Sept. 15 LMU Invitational CancelledSept. 17 BYU-Hawaii W 16-7 4-1Sept. 22 #3 UCLA L 9-4 4-2Sept. 22 Occidental W 17-2 5-2Sept. 26 #5 Pepperdine L 9-5 5-3Sept. 27 at #7 UC Irvine L 11-9 5-4Oct. 5 at #8 UC Santa Barbara L 8-5 5-5Oct. 6 Whittier W 14-4 6-5Oct. 6 Pomona W 17-4 7-5Oct. 7 at #4 Pepperdine L 9-5 7-6Oct. 12 at #1 Stanford L 13-5 7-7Oct. 13 vs. #8 UC Santa Barbara (2) W 8-5 8-7Oct. 13 vs. #2 USC (2) L 6-4 8-8Oct. 14 vs. #6 Long Beach State (2) L 7-6 8-9Oct. 14 vs. #7 UC Irvine (2) L 8-4 8-10Oct. 19 at #2 USC L 9-7 8-11Oct. 21 #5 California L 11-5 8-12Oct. 25 #8 UC San Diego W 7-6 9-12Nov. 3 #15 Air Force W 11-6 10-12Nov. 3 Redlands W 14-7 11-12Nov. 8 #5 Long Beach State L 5-2 11-13Nov. 16 UC Santa Cruz (3) W 15-7 12-13Nov. 17 Air Force (3) W 13-4 13-13Nov. 18 UC San Diego (3) W 4-2 14-13Dec. 1 vs. #3 UCLA (4) L 7-5 14-14Dec. 2 vs. #16 UMass (4) W 14-6 15-141 - UC San Diego Invitational; 2 - Northern California Tournament - Stanford, CA3 - WWPA Championship - LMU; 4 - NCAA Championship - Stanford, CA



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Total Points** two-point goals eliminated in 20001. Ryan Eisberg (1994-97) 3042. Charlie Wallace (1990-93) 1933. Kevin Witt (1999-) 1684. Cory Puentes (1990-93) 1615. Kyle Witt (1998-2001) 1526. Paul Stasiowski (1991-94) 1517. Gary Simon (1994-95) 1478. John Peterson (1997-2000) 1359. Aaron Eisberg (1997-2000) 13210. Dan Flynn (1990-93) 11311. Doug Pitts (1985-88) 11112. Joel Fontenot (1993-96) 10713. Tim Waggoner (1987-89) 8714. Jeff Lee (1990-92) 8115. Kevin Gardiner (1988-91) 7916. Tamas Szego (2000- ) 7817. Tim Bass (1987-90) 77

Assists1. John Peterson (1997- 2000) 872. Ryan Eisberg (1994-97) 833. Kyle Witt (1998-2001) 814. Kevin Witt (1998- ) 785. Aaron Eisberg (1997-2000) 666. Charlie Wallace (1990-93) 627. Cory Puentes (1990-93) 54

Dan Flynn (1990-93) 549. Doug Pitts (1986-88) 5010. Joel Fontenot (1993-96) 4911. Sam Hyman (1999-00) 4612. Paul Stasiowski (1991-94) 4413. Ryan Chapatte (1999- ) 3614. Tamas Szego (2000- ) 31

Games Played1. Kyle Witt (1998-2001) 1182. John Peterson (1997-2000) 1153. Aaron Eisberg (1997-2000) 1114. Joel Fontenot (1993-96) 1055. Ryan Eisberg (1994-97) 100

Rory Stewart (1996-99) 1007. Brian Bollinger (1994-97) 998. Ian Martin (1994-97) 979. Charlie Wallace (1990-93) 9610. Dave Flynn (1990-93) 95

Bryan Maletis (1996-99) 95

Steals (Not recorded until 1996)1. Curtis Tolmie (1998-99) 1512. Sam Hyman (1999-2000) 1213. Kevin Witt (1999- ) 1204. Kyle Witt (1998-2001) 91

5. Aaron Eisberg (1997-2000) 766. Ryan Chapatte (1999- ) 647. Shawn Maiden (1998-2000) 528. Kevin Paulsen (2000- ) 479. Rory Stewart (1996-99) 42

John Peterson (1997-2000) 42

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Total Points1. Charlie Wallace (1993) 982. Ryan Eisberg (1994) 953. Dave Urich (1986) 854. Ryan Eisberg (1995) 835. Gary Simon (1995) 826. Ryan Eisberg (1997) 807. Cory Puentes (1993) 798. Paul Stasiowski (1994) 789. Kevin Witt (1999) 6910. Gary Simon (1994) 6511. Kevin Witt (2000) 5712. Aaron Eisberg (2000) 5413. John Peterson (1998) 5314. Charlie Wallace (1993) 5315. Dan Flinn (1993) 5116. Olivier OÕConnell (1995) 51

Assists1. Cory Puentes (1993) 412. Dan Flynn (1993) 373. Charlie Wallace (1993) 36

John Peterson (2000) 365. Ryan Eisberg (1997) 356. John Peterson (1999) 347. Kevin Witt (2000) 338. Kevin Witt (1999) 329. Doug Pitts (1986) 3010. Kyle Witt (1998) 27

Paul Stasiowski (1993) 27

Games Played1. 11 players in 1994 33

Steals (Not recorded until 1996)1. Curtis Tolmie (1998) 872. Sam Hyman (1999) 783. Curtis Tolmie (1999) 644. Sam Hyman (2000) 43

Kevin Witt (1999) 43Kevin Witt (2000) 43

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B ¥B ¥BDavid Baile 1979Jeff Ballard 1989-90A.J. Barcum 1996-98Kris Barr 2001Ryan Barry 1994-95Tim Bass 1987-90Rob Beech 2001*Greg Berini 1993Brian Bircher 1988Nick Blankl 1989-90Guy Boardman 1987Brian Bollinger 1994-95-96-97Mark Brown 1983Tony Brown 1988-89-90

C ¥C ¥CKlaus Campbell 1983Andrew Carbonelli 1987John Carcich 1986-89Jason Carnow 1997-99Bobby Carollo 1985-88Andy Carrigan 1984-86Ryan Chapatte 1999-2001*Chris Conway 1996Brian Corrigan 1981

D ¥D ¥DMike Davidson 1979-80Brian Day 1981-82Terry Day 1984Luke DeKansky 1985-88Mike Dibb 1983-84Charles Douille 1987-88

E ¥E ¥EAaron Eisberg 1997-2000Ryan Eisberg 1994-97Anthony Elias 1980Alvaro Estrada 1992-95

F ¥F ¥FMike Fairbairn 1997Aukai Ferguson 1989Miguel Figueras 1990-92Dan Flynn 1990-93Sean Flynn 1995John Fondnazio 1987Joel Fontenot 1993-96Wilbert Fontenot 1996-98Clancy Fort 1984Greg Foucek 1995-96Mike Frates 1988

G ¥G ¥GKevin Gardiner 1988-91Brad Giannini 1987-90Hans Goettling 1987-89Joel Grow 1996

H ¥H ¥HCraig Hallada 1994Jeff Harden 1996-99John Harden 1997-99Chris Harrer 1981Jason Hart 1998James Hilger 1991Bryan Hill 2000

Chad Hatch 1992-93Greg Homen 2001*Don Houghton 1986Jake Howard 1994Jim Hurley 1983-86Sam Hyman 1999-2000

J ¥J ¥JAndrew Jensen 1998-2001*Brandon Joffe 1999-2000

K ¥K ¥KMike Kane 1986-88David Kastigar 1983Ryan Keating 1999Tom Keller 1990-93Bill Kennedy 1983Dan Kindelberger 2000Tony Klein 1981Mark Klingsberg 1985-88Frederick Koehler 1979Tom Krusic 1999-2000Tim Kurpiewski 1981-83-84

L ¥L ¥LCarl Lamb 1987Aaron Lawson 1989-92Jeff Lee 1990-92Kainalu Lee 1991Stephen Lipinski 2001Mike Loskutoff 1994-97J.T. Lyons 1993-95

M ¥M ¥MStuart MacDonell 1981-84Dave Magnino 1979-80Paul Maher 1983-8Shawn Maiden 1998-2000Bryan Maletis 1996-99Ian Martin 1994-97Dan Martinez 1980Martin McCarthy 1984Scott McPherson 1986-88Antoun Milan 1979Tony Milan 1981Mark Mingrone 1979John Mirassou 1981James Moran 1989-90Kurt Mueller 1987-90Chris Murphy 1999Mario Muxo 1986-88

N ¥N ¥NMarc Nochella 1979

O ¥O ¥OTom Oberto 1983David Obwald 1996Olivier O’Connell 1995Mark O’Grady 1981Miguel Oportot 1992-93Nick Oster 20018

P ¥P ¥PKevin Paulsen 2000-01Eric Pellkofer 1987-90Chris Peters 1981John Peterson 1997-2000Doug Pitts 1985-88Cory Puentes 1990-93

Q ¥Q ¥QGreg Quinn 1979

R ¥R ¥RRyan Rafferty 1998Patrick Reilly 2001Maitiu Richards 1990Collin Robinson 1998-99Chad Roghair 1990-93Tim Roschke 1999-2001P.J. Rosenquist 1998-2001Robert Ross 1984

S ¥S ¥SScott Sandland 1998-99Tony Scoma 1990-93Bob Scott 1984Aaron Separovich 1996Paul Sheehan 1983-84Kevin Shinnick 1987Mike Shook 1980-81Vince Silvestri 1981Gary Simon 1994-94Matt Simons 1995-97Scott Smith 2000-2001Brian Snaer 1983-84Paul Soupa 1991Ross Spiritosanto 2000David Stasiowski 1991Paul Stasiowski 1991-94Michael Steuber 1986Rory Stewart 1996-99Tim Stiven 1981-84Chris Stople 1990Danny Sullivan 1993Mike Sullivan 1990-91Tyler Swanson 2001Tamas Szego 2000-2001

T ¥T ¥TDavid Takashima 1991-94Matt Taylor 1992Mike Thomas 1986-89Curtis Tolmie 1998-99Patrick Treanor 1999-2001

U ¥U ¥UDavid Urich 1983-86

V ¥V ¥VRobert Vail 1995Mark Valenzuela 1983Martin Virga 1984

W ¥W ¥WTim Waggoner 1987-89Trevor Wagner 2000-2001Charlie Wallace 1990-93Allan Walsworth 1991Matt Weeden 1991-94Sean Wimer 2001Kevin Witt 1999-2001Kyle Witt 1998-2001

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1987(13-6 overall)Head Coach: Jim McMillanDates and Sites Unavailable

Chapman W 17-5UC Santa Barbara L 6-5USC L 12-2CS Long Beach W 6-5UC Riverside W 14-8Pomona Pitzer L 14-8Claremont L 17-8UC Riverside W 18-8Whittier W 24-11Cal Poly SLO W 6-4Pomona Pitzer L 11-7Occidental W 19-6Whittier W 10-5CS San Bernardino W 16-9Chaminade W 14-7Occidental W 13-10Occidental W 19-11Cal Poly SLO W 16-12Cal State LA L 14-1

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Claremont-Mudd L 5-11Navy (1) L 18-3UCLA (1) L 27-4Pepperdine (1) L 3-16Cal State Los Angeles (1) L 6-10Air Force L 8-14Pomona-Pitzer W 9-6Pepperdine L 4-15USC (2) L 5-12UC Santa Barbara (2) L 5-7Long Beach State (2) W 11-7UC Riverside (2) W 14-5Occidental W 13-6UC San Diego L 17-3Pomona-Pitzer L 7-8Cal State Los Angeles W 13-10Whittier W 8-6Chapman W 15-6Cal State San Bernardino W 22-9Occidental W 11-10UC Davis W 12-6Pacific L 3-12Santa Clara W 14-9Utah W 12-7Fresno State L 5-10Cal State Los Angeles W 10-9Claremont-Mudd (3) L 7-13Occidental (3) W 10-4Cal State Los Angeles (3) L 7-14

(1) Wasco Tournament - Malibu, CA(2) Whittier Tournament - Whittier, CA(3) Western Water Polo Tournament - Colorado Springs, CO

1989(9-13 Overall)Head Coach: Jim McMillan9-8 at UC Santa Barbara (1) L 4-139-8 vs. Occidental (1) W 13-59-9 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (1) L 7-9

9-9 vs. UC Riverside (1) W 9-69-16 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (2) L 5-109-16 vs. Pomona-Pitzer W 17-59-16 at Claremont (2) L 13-149-23 Pomona-Pitzer W 17-59-27 Occidental W 13-79-29 Cal State San Bernardino W 12-710-14 vs. UC San Diego (3) L 3-1710-14 vs. Air Force (3) L 9-1110-14 vs. Claremont (3) W 10-610-14 at UCLA (3) L 4-1910-20 at UC San Diego L 3-1410-25 at Cal State Los Angeles L 6-1210-28 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (4) L 8-1110-29 vs. Iona (4) W 8-611-3 Cal State Los Angeles L 8-911-10 vs. UC Davis (5) W 8-611-11 at UC San Diego (5) L 10-2011-12 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (5) L 5-9(1) UCSB Tournament - Santa Barbara, CA(2) Claremont-Mudd Tournament - Claremont, CA(3) UCLA Tournament - Los Angeles, CA(4) Games played in Fresno, CA(5) Western Water Polo Tournament - La Jolla, CA

1990(4-15 Overall)Head Coach: Scott Thornton9-13 Cal State San Bernardino W 10-99-14 at UC Davis L 4-109-15 at Pacific L 3-109-22 Pomona-Pitzer W 13-11(ot)9-22 Redlands W 8-79-29 at Claremont-Mudd W 10-810-5 at UC San Diego L 4-1110-13 at UCLA (1) L 7-2110-13 at UCLA (1) L 3-2010-13 vs. UC Riverside (1) L 8-1210-14 vs. Long Beach State (1) L 5-1510-18 at UC Riverside L 8-1210-24 Cal State Los Angeles L 8-1210-27 vs. UCLA (2) L 3-2310-27 at Long Beach State L 7-1510-28 vs. UC Riverside (2) L 7-810-28 at Long Beach State (2) L 6-811-3 at Cal State Los Angeles L 11-1211-9 vs. Air Force (3) L 6-1711-10 at Claremont-Mudd (3) L 5-1511-11 vs. Chaminade (3) L 15-19(1) UCLA Bruin Invitational - Los Angeles, CA(2) Long Beach State 49er Invitational - Long Beach, CA(3) Western Water Polo Championships - Claremont, CA

1991(10-18 Overall)Head Coach: Doug Pitts9-13 vs. UCLA (1) L 2-179-13 at UC Irvine (1) L 1-269-13 vs. UC Riverside (1) L 6-109-14 vs. Fresno State (1) L 3-249-20 at UC San Diego L 3-159-22 Air Force L 8-139-25 at Whittier W 13-49-28 vs. Redlands (2) W 11-39-28 at Claremont L 6-710-12 vs. Cal Poly SLO (3) W 15-1010-12 at Chapman (3) W 21-510-12 vs. UC Riverside (3) W 18-410-13 vs. Dayton (3) W 12-11(ot)10-13 vs. Whittier (3) W 16-1110-26 vs. California (4) L 9-1610-26 vs. UC Santa Barbara (4) L 10-1610-27 vs. Claremont (4) L 7-910-27 vs. Iona (4) L 6-8


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1992(7-16 Overall)Head Coach: Doug Pitts9-12 vs. Chapman (1) W 9-79-19 vs. UC San Diego (2) L 4-209-19 vs. Claremont-Mudd (2) L 7-99-20 vs. Fresno State (2) L 7-219-20 vs. UC Riverside (2) L 5-119-23 Chapman W 14-39-26 vs. Cal Tech (3) W 19-49-26 vs. UC San Diego (3) L 7-209-27 vs. Pomona-Pitzer (3) W 12-89-27 vs. Santa Clara (3) L 6-910-3 vs. Pacific (4) L 4-1110-4 vs. Santa Clara (4) L 0-310-4 vs. Redlands (4) L 5-610-9 at UC San Diego L 4-1610-17 at Whitier W 16-710-18 Occidental W 13-710-20 Chaminade L 6-910-21 at Pomona-Pitzer W 10-410-24 vs. California (5) L 3-1310-24 at Long Beach State (5) L 4-2010-25 vs. Iona (5) L 5-710-25 vs. Bucknell (5) L 9-1411-15 at UC Riverside L 6-15(1) Game played in Santa Barbara, CA(2) UC Irvine Invitational - Irvine, CA(3) Pomona-Pitzer Invitational - Pomona, CA(4) Northern California Invitational - Stanford, CA(5) Long Beach State 49er Invitational - Long Beach, CA

1993(16-16 overall)Head Coach: David Kintas9-4 at UC Davis L 10-259-5 at California L 6-209-18 vs. Chapman (1) W 16-119-18 vs. Occidental (1) W 17-149-25 at Pomona (2) W 9-49-25 vs. Washington & Lee (2) L 11-129-25 vs. UC Riverside (2) L 8-129-25 vs. Redlands (2) L 7-1410-1 Whittier W 14-1210-2 at Claremont W 12-1010-2 at Pomona W 16-810-6 at Chapman W 15-1210-8 Santa Clara W 11-910-9 vs. Bucknell (3) W 10-710-9 vs. Occidental (3) W 10-710-10 vs. Claremont (3) W 7-610-10 Redlands (3) L 6-1010-16 vs. Occidental (4) W 9-610-23 vs. Santa Clara (5) W 12-810-23 vs. Redlands (5) L 7-1810-24 vs. UC Riverside (5) L 13-14 (ot)10-24 vs. Claremont (5) L 12-15 (ot)

10-29 at Stanford L 6-2311-5 at UC Santa Barbara L 5-1511-13 Chapman W 18-1311-13 Chaminade L 12-1311-14 Chaminade L 11-12 (ot)11-14 UC Riverside W 8-711-19 vs. Air Force (6) L 10-1611-20 vs. Claremont (6) L 7-911-21 vs. UC riverside (6) L 10-17(1) Hilman Water Polo Invitational - Whittier, CA(2) Pomona-Pitzer Sagehen Classic - Pomona, CA(3) Chapman Classic - Orange, CA(4) Game played in Pasadena, CA(5) Baldy View Tournament - Pomona & Claremont, CA(6) Western Water Polo Association Tournament - Davis, CA

1994(19-14 overall)Head Coach: Dave Kintas9-4 vs. UC Davis L 11-169-9 Whittier W 16-79-17 vs. Pomona-Pitzer (2) W 23-69-17 vs. Whittier (2) W 23-69-18 vs. Whittier (2) L 7-119-18 vs. Chapman (2) L 13-229-24 vs. Whittier (3) W 12-89-24 vs. Claremont-McKenna (3) L 7-109-25 vs. George Washington (3) W 12-49-25 vs. Redlands (3) W 11-109-30 Pomona-Pitzer W 22-910-1 vs. Chapman (4) L 10-1110-1 vs. Cal Maritime (4) W 27-910-1 vs. Occidental (4) W 14-1010-6 at Stanford L 1-910-8 at Pomona-Pitzer W 15-710-8 at Claremont-Mudd W 8-610-12 Occidental L 5-710-15 vs. Claremont-Mudd (5) W 18-210-15 vs. Chapman (5) L 9-1110-16 vs. Whittier (5) W 16-1110-19 Villanova L 15-1610-21 Santa Clara W 14-1310-22 vs. Pomona-Pitzer (6) W 15-610-22 vs. UC San Diego (6) L 1-910-23 Chapman (6) W 15-1410-23 at Claremont-Mudd (6) W 8-611-6 at Long Beach State L 10-1411-6 vs. Air Force L 9-1411-12 Chapman W 18-1311-18 vs. UC Davis (8) L 7-1211-19 vs. Chapman (8) W 19-1111-20 at Claremont-Mudd (8) L 2-9(1) Game played in Berkeley, CA(2) Whittier Tournament - Whittier, CA(3) Pomona-Pitzer Tournament - Pomona, CA(4) Cal Tech Tournament - Pasadena, CA(5) Chapman Tournament - Orange, CA(6) Claremont-Mudd Tournament - Claremont, CA(7) Game played in Long Beach, CA(8) Western Water Polo Championships - Claremont, CA

1995(17-14 overall)Head Coach: Dave Kintas9-2 at UC Davis L 9-209-2 at California L 7-99-16 vs. Cal Maritime (1) W 22-19-16 at Whittier (1) W 16-159-17 vs. Redlands (1) L 8-149-17 vs. Claremont-Mudd (1) L 7-99-22 Cal Tech W 20-59-23 vs. Claremont-Mudd (2) W 21-69-23 vs. Chapman (2) W 19-89-24 vs. Whittier (2) W 13-129-24 vs. Santa Clara (2) W 10-8



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1996(7-8 overall)Head Coach: Dave Kintas9-14 at Whittier (1) L 13-4 (2ot)9-15 vs. Pomona (1) W 8-69-20 Cal Tech W 22-59-21 vs. Claremont-Mudd (2) L 4-129-21 at Redlands (2) L 5-89-22 vs. Occidental (2) W 11-69-22 vs. Chapman W forfeit9-28 at Cal Tech (3) W 24-210-5 at Claremont-Mudd L 2-1110-5 at Pomona-Pitzer W 11-910-12 Chapman W 22-510-16 Villanova L 10-1410-19 vs. George Washington (4) L 4-1210-19 vs. Slippery Rock (4) L 6-1010-20 vs. Brown (4) L 14-8(1) Whittier Tournament - Whittier, CA(2) Redlands Tournament - Redlands, CA(4) Claremont Tournament - Claremont, CA

1997(9-17 overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-13 at Whittier (2) L 6-109-14 vs. Redlands (1) W 10-99-14 vs. Occidental (1) W 14-99-18 UC Davis L 8-99-19 vs. Air Force (2) L 12-139-20 vs. Chapman (3) W 13-99-20 at Pomona-Pitzer (3) L 8-99-21 vs. Whittier (3) W 10-79-21 vs. Redlands (3) L 3-99-21 at UC san Diego L 4-1510-4 at Pomona-Pitzer L 6-1110-11 at Redlands L 3-910-11 vs. Chapman (4) W 15-410-15 Villanova L 10-1410-16 Chaminade L 18-19 (ot)10-17 vs. Bucknell (5) L 9-1010-17 vs. Princeton (5) L 11-1310-18 vs. St. Francis (5) L 8-1410-18 vs. George Washington (5) L 5-1310-18 vs. Boston College (5) W 14-510-24 at UC Santa Barbara L 2-1710-26 vs. Santa Clara (6) L 6-8

11-1 at Claremont L 4-711-7 at Santa Clara W 9-8 (ot)11-8 vs. UC Davis (7) L 5-8118 at UC Santa Cruz W 14-9(1) Whittier Tournament - Whittier, CA(2) Game played at Pomona, CA(3) Pomona-Pitzer Tournament - Pomona, CA(4) Game played at Redlands, CA(5) Claremont Convergence - Claremont, CA(6) Game played in Redlands, CA(7) Western Water Polo Championships - Pomona, CA

1998(16-14 overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-12 at Long Beach State L 1-189-13 vs. Redlands (1) W 9-89-13 vs. Air Force (1) L 3-49-13 vs. Claremont (1) W 9-49-17 UC Davis W 10-89-19 at Redlands (2) L 6-89-19 vs. UC Santa Cruz (2) L 8-129-20 vs. Whittier (2) W 12-99-20 vs. Chapman (2) W 13-79-26 at UC Irvine L 6-1610-2 vs. Santa Clara (3) L 9-1210-2 vs. UC Davis (3) W 9-410-3 vs. Pomona-Pitzer W 11-610-10 at Pomona-Pitzer W 7-510-10 vs. Santa Clara (4) L 3-710-14 Chaminade W 20-810-16 vs. Whittier (5) W 14-910-16 vs. Occidental (5) W 11-610-17 vs. UC Santa Cruz (5) L 7-1310-17 vs. LaVerne (5) W 9-610-21 George Washington L 11-1610-23 at UC San Diego L 7-1710-24 at Claremont L 6-10 (ot)10-30 at UC Santa Barbara L 6-1410-31 at LaVerne W 10-9 (4ot)11-7 vs. Air Force (6) L 10-1411-7 at Redlands W 11-1011-14 Pacific cancelled11-20 vs. UC Santa Cruz (7) L 8-10 (ot)11-21 at Pomona-Pitzer (7) W 14-611-22 vs. LaVerne (7) W 9-8 (ot)(1) UC San Diego Invitational - La Jolla, CA(2) Redlands Tournament - Redlands, CA(3) WWPA Northern California Tournament - Santa Cruz, CA(4) Game played in Pomona, CA(5) Claremont Convergence - Claremont, CA(6) Game played in Redlands, CA(7) Western Water Polo Championships - Pomona, CA

1999(22-9 overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-9 at Long Beach State L 9-169-11 vs. Redlands (1) W 10-69-11 vs. LaVerne (1) W 19-99-12 vs. Air Force (1) W 10-69-12 at UC San Diego (1) L 3-139-16 UC Davis W 7-69-18 vs. Chaminade (2) W 8-39-18 vs. Pomona (2) W 14-59-19 vs. Claremont (2) W 14-59-19 at Redlands (2) W 10-49-24 at UC San Diego L 7-89-25 Claremont W 10-19-30 at UC Irvine L 3-710-10 vs. Pacific (3) L 7-9 (ot)10-10 vs. UC Davis (3) W 11-1010-11 vs. Pepperdine (3) L 6-1010-11 vs. UC Santa Barbara (3) W 7-5 (ot)10-13 Chaminade W 17-5


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2000(17-11 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-7 Santa Clara W 17-39-9 vs. Redlands (1) W 13-29-9 vs. Claremont (1) W 9-39-10 at UC San Diego (1) L 7-139-10 vs. Air Force (1) L 8-99-15 Chaminade W 19-89-16 UC Davis W 11-59-17 Princeton W 9-8 (ot)9-22 at UC San Diego L 7-129-28 UC Irvine L 7-119-30 at Claremont W 16-610-6 UC Santa Barbara L 6-810-7 Pomona-Pitzer W 17-710-11 La Verne W 8-610-14 Massachusetts W 9-610-19 Whittier W 13-610-21 vs. Stanford (2) L 6-1210-21 vs. UC Davis (2) L 7-1110-22 vs. UC Santa Barbara (2) L 6-810-22 vs. Cal Baptist (2) W 15-910-25 at Cal Baptist L 5-810-28 at UCLA L 2-1611-4 Santa Clara W 15-411-4 Air Force W 12-611-9 at Pepperdine L 2-1311-17 vs. UC Santa Cruz (3) W 15-811-18 vs. La Verne (3) W 8-411-19 vs. UC San Diego (3) L 5-101 - UC San Diego Fins Invitational2 - NorCal Tournament - Stockton, CA (11th place)3 - WWPA Championships - Honolulu, HI (2nd place)

2001(15-14 Overall)Head Coach: John Loughran9-9 vs. Santa Clara (1) W 11-49-9 vs. Whittier (1) W 17-79-10 vs. Air Force (1) W 13-69-10 at UC San Diego (1) L 5-69-15 LMU Invitational Cancelled9-17 BYU-Hawaii W 16-79-22 #3 UCLA L 4-99-22 Occidental W 17-29-26 #5 Pepperdine L 5-99-27 at #7 UC Irvine L 9-1110-5 at #8 UC Santa Barbara L 5-810-6 Whittier W 14-410-6 Pomona W 17-410-7 at #4 Pepperdine L 5-910-12 at #1 Stanford L 5-1310-13 vs. #8 UC Santa Barbara (2) W 8-5

10-13 vs. #2 USC (2) L 4-610-14 vs. #6 Long Beach State (2) L 6-710-14 vs. #7 UC Irvine (2) L 4-810-19 at #2 USC L 7-910-21 #5 California L 5-1110-25 #8 UC San Diego W 7-611-3 #15 Air Force W 11-611-3 Redlands W 14-711-8 #5 Long Beach State L 2-511-16 UC Santa Cruz (3) W 15-711-17 Air Force (3) W 13-411-18 UC San Diego (3) W 4-212-1 vs. #3 UCLA (4) L 5-712-2 vs. #16 UMass (4) W 14-61 - UC San Diego Invitational2 - Northern California Tournament - Stanford, CA3 - WWPA Championship - LMU4 - NCAA Championship - Stanford, CA

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AIR FORCE 6-14BOSTON COLLEGE 2-0BROWN 0-2BUCKNELL 1-3BYU-HAWAII 1-0CAL BAPTIST 1-1CALIFORNIA 0-5CAL MARITIME 3-0CAL POLY SLO 1-0CAL STATE LOS ANGELES 2-10CAL STATE SAN BERNADINO 3-0CAL TECH 4-0CHAMINADE 6-5CHAPMAN 21-3CLAREMONT 8-8CLAREMONT-McKENNA 0-1CLAREMONT-MUDD 5-9DAYTON 1-0FRESNO STATE 0-3GEORGE WASHINGTON 1-3IONA 1-2LA VERNE 6-1LONG BEACH STATE 1-9MASSACHUSETTS 2-0NAVY 0-1OCCIDENTAL 17-1PACIFIC 0-4PEPPERDINE 0-7POMONA 6-0POMONA-PITZER 16-4PRINCETON 1-1REDLANDS 10-10SALEM-TEIKYO 1-10SANTA CLARA 11-6SLIPPERY ROCK 0-1ST. FRANCIS 0-1STANFORD 0-4UC DAVIS 9-8UC IRVINE 0-6UCLA 0-9UC RIVERSIDE 4-10UC SAN DIEGO 2-18UC SANTA BARBARA 2-11UC SANTA CRUZ 4-3USC 0-3UTAH 1-0VILLANOVA 0-5WASHINGTON & LEE 0-1WHITTIER 19-3



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LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY (LMU), a comprehensiveprivately endowed university dedicated to the liberal arts,is the largest Catholic university in Southern California.Committed to the educational traditions of the Society ofJesus and the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, theLMU mission encourages learning, promotes the educa-tion of the whole person, and is dedicated to the service offaith and promotion of justice.

The 162-acre campus is located in the Westchester districtof Los Angeles, one of the world’s most dynamic, multicul-tural cities. Standing on a bluff overlooking the LosAngeles basin, the campus’ central location offers stu-dents a wealth of cultural and recreational opportunities.The campus is just minutes from palm-lined beaches andan easy drive to major museums and vibrant neighbor-hoods including Venice and Hollywood.

The University is made up of four undergraduate colleges,the School of Education, the Graduate Division, andLoyola Law School. Known for academic excellence, LMUis consistently among the top-ranked universities in theWest in U.S. News and World Report’s annual survey.Noted for small class sizes and low student-to-facultyratios, LMU provides an intensive, close-knit experienceto approximately 7,000 full-time students.

At the heart of the curriculum is the teaching of ethics andvalues. Through an upper division course in ethics, allundergraduate students are exposed to the moral ques-tions that may arise as they progress in their careers andmove into leadership roles in their communities.

LMU is accredited by the Western Association of Schoolsand Colleges. It is governed by a 37-member Board ofTrustees.

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• The College of Communication and Fine Arts,which includes the School of Film and Television,offers hands-on education in the visual and per-forming arts. Disciplines within the collegeexplore the creative process and equip studentswith the technical, theoretical, and aestheticcompetencies needed to communicate an artisticvision.

• The College of Business Administrationdevelops ethical leadership for a diverse, techno-logically driven, global economy. Students gainthe technical, analytical, and interpersonal skillsrequired to meet challenges and succeed in thefield of business.

• The College of Science and Engineering pre-pares students in science, engineering and math-ematics for a world of accelerating scientific andtechnological change. The mission of the collegeis to create a nurturing environment that empha-sizes self-learning and service to society.

• The School of Education prepares students toteach at the primary school and high school level,and facilitates their accreditation. Educationgraduates teach in public, private and Catholicschools, and the School of Education partnerswith local school districts for their betterment.

UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAMThe University Honors Program provides anintensive and innovative academic experience forthe serious student. The program combines threeinterdisciplinary core courses with one year ofwriting, critical thinking and American culturesand a second year on the history of Western civi-lization. All honors students also complete threesemesters of a foreign language, an upper-divi-sion ethics course, an interdisciplinary seminar inthe junior year and a senior thesis. Interested stu-dents must apply to the University HonorsDirector for admission.

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Supporting the University mission to encourage learningand the education of the whole person, the LearningResource Center (LRC) has made its primary mission thecultivation of knowledge and critical thinking in studentsthrough individual and small group tutoring.

The LRC, open to all students, plays a critical role in pro-viding academic support. Students can enlist the help offull-time specialists in writing, math, reading and studyskills. The LRC also has a peer tutoring staff trained toassist students in many University courses.

Students are encouraged to use the LRC to discussupcoming assignments, to prepare for exams or to reviewdrafts of papers. To utilize these services, students simply need to set up a free 30-minute orone-hour tutorial appointment.

One of the key student-support services offered by the LRC is the Academic MonitoringProgram. Student-athletes who participate meet weekly with an LRC academic specialist fora 15-minute appointment. Working with the specialist, the student-athlete learns to arrangestudy time, discusses upcoming assignments and develops a plan for academic success.Once a week, the specialist sends a team report to the coach, the Director of Athletics, theDirector of the Learning Resource Center and the special academic adviser assigned to theteam.

The Academic Monitoring Program offers a number of advantages for student-athletes:• Personal attention from an academic special-ist who guides the student-athlete in examiningand forming academic goals.• Time management and learning strategies, aswell as a review of the student-athlete’s weeklyplanner or schedule.• Encouraging the student-athlete to establishand maintain direct, effective communicationwith faculty. Open dialogue is frequently thekey to mastering subject matter.• If tutoring is recommended for a specificcourse, the specialist will ensure the student-athlete has a standing weekly appointment forthe remainder of the semester. • The specialist may arrange additional weeklymeetings to meet the needs of the student-ath-lete or may refer the student-athlete to anotherLRC specialist if additional expertise isrequired.The LRC also offers college-based programs:• The College of Science and Engineering incollaboration with the LRC offers small groupworkshops for students enrolled in Chemistry101.• Other colleges and departments offer smallgroup tutoring and/or workshops for particular-ly difficult courses; students should check withthe Coordinator, Student-Athlete AcademicServices to learn about these opportunities.

THE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTERsuccess in the classroom:

LRC courses and sessions include:• Workshops (one-on-one or group) – Learn to manageyour time; overcome test anxiety; become a better reader;conquer math word problems; write, revise or review aresearch paper with a tutor; or develop other study skills.Students also have the option to work with any of the LRCspecialists to learn techniques for becoming more effectivereaders and writers.• Course Specific Tutoring – The LRC provides 50-minuteappointments with an assigned course-specific tutor.Students discuss key concepts, extract important informa-tion from texts, review daily class notes and compose essaysor papers. • Math Program – LRC math tutors assist students indeveloping skills and self-confidence when working withmath and statistics. Students obtain help with difficultconcepts and problems, acquire valuable test-taking strate-gies, learn to cope with math anxiety and acquire studyskills specific to math and statistics classes. • Writing Program – The program helps students meet thewriting demands of LMU courses. Working with writingspecialists or tutors, students brainstorm on a topic orassignment, outline a paper, work through the composingprocess, revise a draft in progress, and learn effective edit-ing techniques. • Reading Program – The program enhances comprehen-sion, reading rate, retention of textual information andvocabulary.


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STUDENT LIFE AT LMUthese are the good times:

STUDENT ACTIVITIESThe Division of Student Affairs offers students arange of activities promoting the ideal of body, mind,and spirit:

• Athletics In addition to LMU’s 17 NCAA DivisionI programs, the University offers students a range ofopportunities to play in intermural and club pro-gram. Students can compete against other schoolsin the club program or intramurals welcome all stu-dents and provide an outlet for those looking to playfor fun. • Student Organizations The 108 registered clubsand organizations under the auspices of theDepartment of Student Life reflect the myriad inter-ests of the student body, whether academic, cultur-al, Greek, service, social, political, spiritual or ath-letic. • Career Development Services Students receiveguidance and resources to ease the transition fromcollege to the working world. Services includeresume writing, internships, and mentoring pro-grams. • Community Service Service is a critical compo-nent in the Jesuit and Marymount traditions. Both Campus Ministry and theCenter for Service in Action provide numerous opportunities to volunteer in thecommunity.

CAMPUS LIFEThe University has been committed to providing quality on-campus housing

to undergraduate students. Thirteen residence halls and apartments house 2,778students. The neighboring Furama Hotel also assists the University in meetinghousing needs. All entering first-year students are guaranteed campus housing ifthey commit to the University on or before May 1. More than 90 percent of fresh-men choose to live on campus.



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What do I need to do in order to play?If you intend to participate in Division I or II athletics as a freshman, youmust register and be certified by the NCAA Initial-EligibilityClearinghouse. Your high school counselors should provide you with astudent-release form and a red brochure titled, "NCAA Guide for theCollege-Bound Student-Athlete." In order to be registered with the clear-inghouse, you must complete the student-release form and mail the top(white) copy of the form to the clearinghouse along with the $30 regis-tration fee. Give the yellow and pink copies of the form to a high-schoolofficial who then sends the yellow copy, along with an official copy of yourhigh-school transcript that includes your SAT or ACT score(s), to theclearinghouse. Your high school should keep the pink copy for its files.After graduation and before the school closes for the summer, your schoolalso must send the clearinghouse a copy of your final transcript that con-firms graduation from high school. Your counselors can obtain registra-tion materials, at no cost, by calling the clearinghouse at 319/337-1492.

How do I know if I'm being recruited?You become a "prospective student-athlete" when you start ninth-gradeclasses. Before the ninth grade, you become a prospective student-athleteif a college gives you (or your relatives or friends) any financial aid orother benefits that the college does not provide to prospective studentsgenerally. You become a "recruited prospective student-athlete" at a par-ticular college if any coach approaches you (or any member of your fam-ily) about enrolling and participating in athletics at that college. Activitiesby coaches that cause you to become a recruited prospective student-ath-lete are: (1) providing you with an official visit; (2) placing more thanone telephone call to you or any other member of your family; or (3) vis-iting you or any other member of your family anywhere other than thecollege campus.

Boosters: In addition to general recruiting regulations, no alumni,boosters or representatives of a college's athletics interests can be involvedin your recruiting. There can be no phone calls or letters from boosters.If an LMU booster is contacting you, please call the LMU ComplianceOffice as soon as possible at 310/338-7789.

When can I talk to the coach and have him/her see me play?Telephone Calls: In all sports other than football and basketball, phonecalls from staff members (but not boosters) are not permitted until July 1after completion of your junior year. In basketball, one telephone call toa prospect may be made on or after June 21 following the prospects jun-ior year. After this, a college coach or faculty member is limited to onetelephone call per week to you (or your parents or legal guardians),except that unlimited calls to you (or your parents or legal guardians)may be made under the following circumstances: (1) during the five daysimmediately before your official visit by the college you will be visiting;(2) on the day of a coach's off-campus contact with you by that coach;(3) on the initial date for signing the National Letter of Intent in yoursport through two days after the initial signing date; and (4) you (or yourparents) may telephone a coach at your expense as often as you wish. Atthe completion of your junior year (after July 1), coaches may also acceptcollect calls from you, using our toll-free number (1-800-LIONS-R-1).

Off-Campus Contacts: A college coach may contact you in person offthe college campus only on or after July 1 after the completion of yourjunior year in high school. A contact is any face-to-face meeting betweena college coach or athletics staff member and you or your parents, duringwhich any of you say more than “hello.” Also, any such face-to-facemeeting that is prearranged or that takes place on your campus, at anorganized competition or practice involving you or your high school,preparatory school, two-year college or all-star team shall be considereda contact, regardless of the conversation. Currently in all sports otherthan football, college coaches may contact you off the college campus nomore than three times. However, a college coach may visit your highschool (with the approval of your high school principal) only once a weekduring a contact period.

Should you have any questions regarding any NCAA rules, please contactour Compliance Office at (310) 338-7789 or you can contact the NCAA at(317) 917-6222. An excellent resource as well is the NCAA website atwww.ncaa.org. Good Luck and GO LIONS!!!

Athletics DirectoryArea Code: 310

AdministrationDr. William Husak, Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-2765Betty Werner, Assoc. Director of Athletics/SWA. . . . .338-7483María Behm, Asst. AD/Business & Finance . . . . . . .338-7645Dan Smith, Asst. AD/Compliance/Eligibility . . . . .338-7789John Shaffer, Director of Media Relations . . . . . . . .338-7643Marysol Cayado, Asst. Director of Media Relations . . . .338-5798Scott Johnson, Asst. Director of Media Relations . . . .338-7638Karina Handeland, Ticket / Marketing Manager . . . . . . . . . . .258-8608Ryan Jamrog,Corporate Relations Manager . . . . . . .338-5201Brian LuftDirector of Development . . . . . . . . . .338-7853Rob AndersonAssistant Director for Annual Support 338-2908Dr. Maureen Schaukowitch,Academic Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . .338-1736Keith Ellison, Head Athletic Trainer . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-2874Chris RoundsStrength and Conditioning Coach. . . .338-5796Rudy Ramirez, Athletics Facilities Manager . . . . . . . .338-7641

Head CoachesSteve Aggers, Men’s Basketball . . . . . .338-7623Nik Devore, Men’s Tennis . . . . . . . . . .338-7589Frank Cruz, Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-2949Gary Ferrin, Softball . . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-7651Scott Guerrero, Cross Country . . . . . .338-7630Alex Galvan, Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-8619Pat Kelly, Men’s and Women’s Crew . . . .338-7624Paul Krumpe, Men’s Soccer . . . . . . . .338-7640John Loughran, Aquatics . . . . . . . . . .338-1844Gregg Murphy, Women’s Soccer . . . . .338-2795Jamie Sanchez, Women’s Tennis . . . . .338-7506Steve Stratos, Women’s Volleyball . . . .338-4528Julie Wilhoit, Women’s Basketball . . . .338-5149

Athletic Fax NumbersDirector of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-4577Training Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-5191Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-5915Media Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .338-2703

LIONSFUNDSupporting the student-athletes of LMU

Join the team! Champions and scholars are madepossible only through superior coaching, excellenttalent, fierce determination, and support frompeople like you. Gifts to LionsFund help toprovide the resources needed for LMU Athletics toachieve the highest level of success both athleti-cally and academically. Focused on providing awell-rounded educational experience, LionsFundsupports our student-athlete's quest for academicand athletic achievement through scholarship,athletic team support, and experience.

If you would like to join the team and support ourstudent-athletes in their quest for excellence, orfor more information about LionsFund, please callRob Anderson '00, assistant director of annualsupport for athletic giving at (310) 338-2908 oremail [email protected].

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